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Canine pancreatitis – Current thoughts on diagnosis and treatment

Canine pancreatitis – Current thoughts on diagnosis and treatment
Canine pancreatitis – Current thoughts on diagnosis and treatment

Intervenant(e):

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Darren Merrett

DVM, BVSc, MVS, CertSAC, FANZCVS

Dr Darren Merrett graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1984 and completed internship/residency programs at the University of Melbourne (where he obtained a Master of Veterinary Studies) and then Bristol University. Whilst at Bristol University Darren obtained his certificate in Small Animal Cardiology from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. He obtained Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (Canine Medicine) in 1994 and founded a private referral practice at that time. Over the following years the medical referral practice has grown and now utilises the skills of four specialists, and one resident.

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Durée: 1:20 h
Intervenant(e): Darren Merrett
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